The Real Life Radio Show®

His past haunted him. Willie Cordova tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we will be talking about how we live our lives, that one day, we are going to be looking back, and all the bad things we have done will come up to our minds, our consciousness, and there will be a longing to resolve those past issues, but because they are in the past, they are unsolvable. What do we do in that instance? What do we do when we realize, my gosh, my life has a trail of hurting others, and destroying others lives. What can we do with that? Today we will have Willie Cordova, who today is a pastor, but in his past, he got addicted to drugs, and helped others to get addicted to them as well, and lived a life of doing whatever felt good to him. He is an older gentleman today, and will tell us the truth of what happens when the party life is over, and that is left behind, is guilt and remorse. 

Drugs were his love and enemy. Joshua Zatkoff speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about how drug addiction has a romanticism about it, where people literally fall in love with the substance, almost like it is a person, or a being, and that God can literally deliver someone from this unhealthy love affair with a substance. And with us, we will have Joshua Zatkoff, who describes his drug addictions like it was a love affair that would bring him comfort from all the pain of his past. Joshua got addicted to heroine, and it almost wrecked his future, but faith in God gave him the power to get true deliverance.

Is God still good when bad things happen? Janet Eckles speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about what some people say, if God truly loves us or is real, why does He allow bad things to happen to us? I think there are so many who struggle with these thoughts, and also even amongst some of the strongest believers. But how should we respond to moments when bad things happen to us? Well, today we will have Janet Eckles, who is a super positive woman who has this personality that you are just going to love. She has the voice of a person who is truly happy and so fulfilled, and guys, it's not because nothing ever happened to her, rather, she became blind when she was an adult, and went through huge trials in her life, yet she has kept that secret of staying positive and full of love and life. 

He lost control and shot his girlfriend 28 times. Ray Ciaramaglia tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to interview a person who murdered his girlfriend, and then turned himself into the police. His name is Ray Ciaramaglia (siarra maglia), who grew up with huge anger issues and was very violent in his life. Ultimately, it ended up where he lost control, and served the time due to losing control. He has a message to share of what he learned from his past.

My friend introduced me p0rn, I was hooked. Pamela Porter speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about porn addiction from the girls perspective. A lot of people think that porn addiction is just a guy thing, but girls can be hooked on pornography as well. We will be interviewing Pamela Porter, who was a porn addict, and she will describe what got her into porn and how it affected her very negatively on how she felt about herself throughout her life. 

A militant group in Uganda abducted and sexually abused him. Okongo Samson tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, We have a special guest from Uganda, who now is a preacher in the USA based out of Arizona. But before this, he was abducted by a very evil man named Joseph Kony, called The Lord's resistance in Uganda. this guerilla style fighting army was coming against the Ugandan government and trying to set up a theocracy that had a mixture of religions. Joseph said he was a spokesperson for God, and that he also talked to different spirits, including a Chinese Phantom. Kony was guilty of many war crimes, and is in hiding to this day in jungles of Congo Africa. You are going to hear of some of the horrors this guerilla army did to many of the children they abducted into the army, and the trail of trauma they left behind everywhere they went. What you are about to hear is very disturbing, and listener discretion is advised.

She became bitter at everyone for what happened. Nicole Phillip speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about heartbreak from the past that can affect us into the future.  

The bulimia and anorexia became controlling. Nancy Wilson speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to be talking about eating disorders, and how destructive they can be in the lives of people. Today, Nancy Wilson will be telling us her story of how an eating disorder crept into her life in a wink of a moment when she was 19 years old, and she had that secret for many years trying to look better by unhealthy means. She struggled specifically with bulimia, where she would purge food she ate in order to lose calories and get skinnier. The eating disorder really took a toll on her life, and she is going to share how damaging the disorder was, but also how she overcame it through faith in Christ.

Raped again and again and became numb for years. Kyndra Valceschini speaks with Anh Le

In today's testimony we are going to talk about the reality of girls being raped, and how damaging of a role it can play in a teenage girl's life. Most rape victims don't say anything and do something because of something called self-blame, where they blame themselves for the rape occurrence. This behavior often tends to slow down the process of healing, and today in our show, we will have Kyndra Valceschini, who will tell us of how rape shaped her entire relationship lifestyle from 15 until adulthood. 

Sexually abused, parties, bisexual sex and drugs, to Jesus. Juan Ayala tells all with Anh Le

In today's testimony, we are going to talk about how someone's bad childhood can sometimes lead someone in a path of life that maybe more destructive to ones life. Before we continue, listener discretion is advised as some of things we will be talking about are for mature audiences only. We will be interviewing Juan Ayala, who had a lot of turmoil in his life growing up through being a victim of molestation and other dysfunctional patterns in the family, and he didn't know what to do with that pain. Later on in life, he discovered drugs as a means to cope, and he kept running into more trauma, as he had to go to prison for some bad decision making. He lived a life in and out of prisons, and when he wasn't in prison, he lived a lifestyle of lascivious living, drugs, parties, and bisexual sex. But one day, God changed it all. You are about to hear a wild testimony.